Sentence examples for prices suffer from inspiring English sources

But in Korea, says Kristine Li of Lehman Brothers, an investment bank, stockbrokers' share prices suffer from an "Internet discount".

Hold ChevronTexaco (71) and J.P. Morgan Chase (35), but buy more only when their prices suffer a dip.

Like the rest of the real estate sector, 2009 and 2010 saw vineyard prices suffer a market hangover.

Samsung offers profit-sharing plans for all employees; senior managers and executives receive stock options, although share prices suffer the "Korean discount" associated with cloudy corporate governance.

It's worth pointing out, though, that NSW drug prices suffer more price variance than any of the other states and territories.

For most life sciences companies earnings growth was almost nil; stock prices suffered.

On Wednesday, copper and nickel prices suffered their biggest one-day drop in London trading in more than a decade.

The prices of gold and copper, darlings of the commodities boom, dropped like stones: gold prices suffered their steepest decline in 15 years on June 13th.

When I left Western Geophysical in 1989, I moved to Houston and started a drilling company, but in the early 1990s oil prices suffered and I was unsuccessful again.

Some French banks, including BNP Paribas and Société Générale, had come under criticism for not moving more aggressively to mark down their loans, and their stock prices suffered heavily.

Pensioners, whose incomes are pegged to prices, suffered especially from this run of inflation-busting tax rises.The protests prompted by soaring council-tax bills alarmed ministers.